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What SpotOn Kiosk is

SpotOn Kiosk lets restaurant guests place and pay for their own orders, with the kiosk connected directly to SpotOn POS. Menus, prices, modifiers and inventory updates stay aligned in real time, and items marked unavailable in the POS disappear from kiosks automatically. Orders can go directly to a kitchen display system or kitchen printer. Built-in suggestions can offer add-ons or upgrades during ordering. Hardware options include freestanding and countertop kiosks, and the kiosk page also lists a PAX A35 payment terminal. SpotOn positions self-service kiosks particularly for counter-service restaurants that have long lines at peak times. The add-on requires SpotOn POS and costs $60 a month, plus hardware costs. SpotOn describes its POS hardware as proprietary, secured and closed-system, designed for its own software. It does not provide an open API, instead working with handpicked software providers. Fresh KDS is listed among its KDS, kiosk and menu-board integrations. SpotOn says third-party software fees may apply, along with a possible small monthly marketplace access fee outside the Core Bundle.

Who it suits

SpotOn Kiosk is aimed especially at counter-service restaurants that experience long lines during peak periods. It suits restaurants already using SpotOn POS that want guests to order and pay at kiosks.

What it does well

  • Menu, pricing and modifiers sync with SpotOn POS
  • Unavailable POS items disappear from kiosks
  • Orders route to a kitchen display or printer
  • Upsells suggest add-ons and upgrades
  • Freestanding and countertop hardware options

What to know first

  • Requires SpotOn POS
  • Costs $60 a month plus hardware
  • No open API
  • Third-party software fees may apply

Limits

The SpotOn Kiosk add-on costs $60 a month and requires SpotOn POS; hardware costs extra. Third-party software fees apply, and marketplace access may have a small monthly fee outside the Core Bundle.

Plans

PlanBilled and limitsPrice
SpotOn Kiosk add-onper month; hardware costs extra · Requires SpotOn POS$60 a month
Add SpotOn Kiosk to SpotOn POSper month · Plus hardware costs$60 a month

As spoton.com lists them, read 3 Oct 2026. The maker's own page has the final word.

Getting started

  1. Use SpotOn POS as the required base system
  2. Add SpotOn Kiosk for $60 a month, billed monthly
  3. Choose a freestanding or countertop kiosk configuration
  4. Select the listed PAX A35 payment terminal if needed
  5. Connect orders to a kitchen display system or kitchen printer
  6. Configure menu, modifiers, and availability through SpotOn POS

Verdict

SpotOn Kiosk combines self-service ordering with POS menu and inventory updates and kitchen routing. The required SpotOn POS subscription, added hardware cost and closed integration approach are important constraints.

Questions

How much does SpotOn Kiosk cost?

The SpotOn Kiosk add-on costs $60 a month, billed monthly. Hardware costs extra.

Does SpotOn Kiosk require SpotOn POS?

Yes. The plan requires SpotOn POS, and kiosk menus synchronize with that POS.

Which hardware is available?

Options include freestanding and countertop kiosks. The page also lists a PAX A35 payment terminal.

Can kiosk orders reach the kitchen?

Yes. Orders can be sent directly to a kitchen display system or kitchen printer.

Does SpotOn Kiosk have an open API?

No. SpotOn says it works with handpicked software providers instead of offering an open API.

Are integrations charged separately?

SpotOn says there is no blanket fee for third-party integrations. Third-party software fees apply, and marketplace access may have a small monthly fee outside the Core Bundle.

Facts from SpotOn Kiosk's own pages

Company
SpotOn says it is a privately held company founded in 2017. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Hardware choices
Kiosk hardware options include freestanding and countertop configurations, and the page also lists a PAX A35 payment terminal. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Hardware security
SpotOn describes its restaurant POS hardware as proprietary, secured, and closed-system, designed for its own software. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Integration fees
SpotOn says it does not charge a blanket fee for third-party integrations, though third-party software fees apply and marketplace access may have a small monthly fee outside the Core Bundle. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Integrations
SpotOn Kiosk is listed as a SpotOn POS-connected solution in the KDS, kiosks, and menu boards integrations section. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Intended customers
SpotOn says self-service kiosks can especially benefit counter-service restaurants with long lines during peak hours. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Kitchen routing
Kiosk orders can be sent directly to a kitchen display system or kitchen printer. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Menu sync
Kiosk menus sync with the POS in real time so pricing, modifiers, and updates stay aligned. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Open API
SpotOn says it does not have an open API and instead works with handpicked software providers. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Out-of-stock updates
Items marked unavailable in the POS disappear from kiosks automatically. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Payment hardware
The kiosk page lists a PAX A35 payment terminal as an option. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
POS menu sync
Kiosk menus sync with the POS so pricing, modifiers, and updates stay aligned in real time. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
POS relationship
SpotOn Kiosk integrates directly with SpotOn POS, syncing menu, pricing, and inventory management. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Self-service ordering
SpotOn Kiosk lets restaurant guests place and pay for their own orders. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Support
SpotOn says its restaurant POS plans include 24/7/365 technical support from real people at no extra cost. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Target restaurants
SpotOn says self-service kiosks can especially benefit counter-service restaurants with long peak-hour lines. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Third-party API limit
SpotOn says it does not have an open API and instead works with handpicked software providers. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Third-party integrations
SpotOn lists Fresh KDS as an integration in its KDS, kiosks, and menu boards category. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Unavailable items
Items marked unavailable in the POS disappear from kiosks automatically. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Upselling
Built-in upsells suggest add-ons and upgrades during ordering. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026
Upsells
Built-in upsells suggest add-ons and upgrades during ordering. · spoton.com, 3 Oct 2026

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